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  • Thu
    07
    Apr
    2011

    InMage Exhibits Newly Released Disaster Recovery & Backup Solutions at Interface Anchorage, Alaska 2011 Conference

    April 7, 2011
    SANTA CLARA, Calif.

    InMage® (www.inmage.com), the leading independent software vendor of award winning, disk-based, business application recovery solutions and cloud computing solutions will be exhibiting at Interface Anchorage, a premier forum between local technology professionals, industry-leading manufacturers, and regional resellers. The event will be held April 7th at the Dean'ina Center in Anchorage.

    InMage will demonstrate newly released solutions, Scout 5.5, their award winning flagship backup and disaster recovery software and vContinuum which was designed for disk backup and disaster recovery of VMware ESX/vSphere virtual machine (VM) environments.

    Scout 5.5 includes new capacity optimization features, simple deployment, ease of use and monitoring as well as increased application, platform and language support. InMage now supports Exchange 2010, SharePoint 2010, BES 5.01 and MySQL 5.1 applications, as well as vSphere 4.x, Windows 2008 R2, RHEL 5.4/5.5, OEL 5.5, XenServer 5.5u2, 5.6, and OpenSolaris 5.11 platforms. Supported languages include Chinese, German and French.

    Based on continuous data protection technology, InMage vContinuum offers small and medium-sized businesses a single, cost-effective solution for backup and replication in virtual environments. Highlights of vContinuum include: elimination of backup windows (data is backed up to disk real-time 24x7); application consistency (on Windows and Linux); long-term data retention on disk; file-level recovery within seconds; and optimized utilization of target storage capacity (target VMs are thin provisioned).

    InMage Systems was recognized by Everything Channel's CRN Magazine in March as One of the 100 Top Cloud Computing Vendors for 2011.

    InMage Systems will exhibit in Booth # 200 along with channel partner, Structured.